Chapter 4: Reactivity of Metals

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What are minerals?

Naturally occurring solid elements or compounds with definite crystalline structures and chemical compositions.

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Give examples of elemental minerals.

Gold, diamond, and silver.

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What is the scientific name for hematite?

Ferrum (III) oxide.

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What elements make up bauxite?

Aluminium and oxygen.

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What is the Reactivity Series of Metals?

A list of metals arranged based on their reactivity towards oxygen.

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Which metal is the most reactive in the reactivity series?

Potassium (K).

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Which metal is the least reactive in the reactivity series?

Gold (Au).

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How are metals higher than carbon extracted from their ores?

Through electrolysis of metallic compounds in molten form.

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How are metals lower than carbon extracted from their ores?

Through the reduction of metal oxides by carbon.

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What is carbon monoxide's role in the blast furnace?

It acts as a strong reducing agent to reduce iron oxide to iron.

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What is the purpose of limestone in a blast furnace?

It decomposes into calcium oxide to remove impurities as slag.

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What is solidified molten iron from a blast furnace called?

Cast iron.

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What is molten slag used for after being tapped off?

To make the base of buildings and roads.

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What causes water pollution during mining activities?

Ore cleaning.

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What causes soil erosion during mining?

Ore mining.